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Johnny221
The brothel does not or has not screened her, is she obligated to disclose her condition?
Sex worker with STD
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sorry Johnny Can you be more specific Cant really understand what you are getting at
ozwarlock67
Legend Member
If she knows she has one, then she shouldn't be working.
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Tania Admin
She can still offer massage, Spanish and hand relief.
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Tania Admin
Yes she is obligated to disclose.
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TS_Larace
I’m sorry but I’m pretty sure it nationwide law, no she’s not obliged to disclose provided she will take every precautionary measures to ensure the safety of the client as health per se. If forced to disclose it, there is a breached of privacy and confidentiality.
How to ensure the client is safe?
- By making sure the sex worker is Also safe with the mandatory (but every worker do comply) 3 months check up to the health clinic designated in every state around Australia for sex workers.
- By engaging safesex,refusing client when symptomatic during assessment,
Most importantly when u feel ur not okay or showing any symptoms even though ur not due for the next check up, or the condom breaks during intercourse , give the health clinic a call for further instructions.
Keep ur health records with you and be zero risk of infecting the client by being responsible and healthy, then ur words by saying ur safe is enough, no need to disclose personal information if you are not comfortable .
No TS every state has a different law for health issues and it is really confusing, In WA a sex worker does not have to disclose whereas in QLD they do
Dakota Cameron
Gold Member
its illegal if you have a disease that can make someone else sick - be considerate DO not work! without a medical
Canberra
We have a house rule that we require all ladies to have current STI screeing that has been done with in 3 months, however we can not request results. As an establishment we must provide all personal protective equipment eg condoms, lube, dams etc and we must take reasonable steps to ensure the sex worker uses the personal protective equipment to minimize the risk to the sex worker’s health or safety, which we do by continuously advocating that "safe sex, is the best sex".
Each state has its own rules, regulations, laws etc. Knowledge is power, so its always best to read up on your states laws and if you tour also read the relevant states laws too
www.legislation.act.gov.au
We have a house rule that we require all ladies to have current STI screeing that has been done with in 3 months, however we can not request results. As an establishment we must provide all personal protective equipment eg condoms, lube, dams etc and we must take reasonable steps to ensure the sex worker uses the personal protective equipment to minimize the risk to the sex worker’s health or safety, which we do by continuously advocating that "safe sex, is the best sex".
Each state has its own rules, regulations, laws etc. Knowledge is power, so its always best to read up on your states laws and if you tour also read the relevant states laws too
Sex Work Act 1992 | PDF
www.legislation.act.gov.au